Shriver Opens Bid With Nixon Blast
Sargent Shriver launches his vice presidential bid with a broad tour and a charge that President Nixon missed a golden opportunity to end the Vietnam War in 1969. He argues Thieu should not be the sole factor guiding U S policy and accuses Rogers of politicizing the State Department.
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PCA hearing date set for Bemidji wastewater plan
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency announces a public meeting on the city’s wastewater disposal project. City Manager John Lloyd says the session will be Wednesday September 13 at 7 p.m. in Bemidji High School Auditorium. The plan includes two 180 acre stabilization ponds, two 60 acre secondary cells, and land disposal irrigation of up to two million gallons daily.
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Talks set for second phased arms limits in Geneva
Washington and Moscow disclosed plans for a second round of strategic arms limitation talks to be held in Geneva likely in October. A formal announcement on the second phase is expected today in both capitals as the first phase nears congressional approval.
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Bemidji councilman Doug Peterson seeks re election in Nymore bid
Bemidji resident Doug Peterson 33, longtime Fifth Ward representative, files for re election to the City Council. He cites sewage treatment decisions and community needs in Bemidji and nearby Frohn Township, promising study of alternatives and continued service if backed by voters.
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McMahon seeks re election as Bemidji councilman at large
Cameron McMahon Bemidji city councilman at large files for re election this morning and his wife Mrs McMahon the first woman to serve in Bemidji city government. The 47 year old housewife is a KBM radio commentator and free lance writer. She defeated five men for the seat and will issue a formal statement Tuesday.
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Bemidji Mayor Haiby Seeks Re election Amid Online Backing
Incumbent Bemidji Mayor Marv Haiby filed for re election on August 14 and cited unfinished projects including Holiday Inn development, a new well field, and wastewater treatment as his reasons. He emphasized serving all residents and completing work started since 1965. Haiby faces primary opposition from Dr James Ludwig Todd Jansen and Donald W Bye in September.
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Clark cites assurances on POW release from North Vietnam
Former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark said he received written and verbal assurances from North Vietnamese leaders that American prisoners of war would be released once bombing ends. He claimed the North Vietnamese foreign minister was among the assurances givers and described POWs as strong and eager to return home. Clark arrived in San Francisco after visiting North Vietnam and noted extensive bomb damage and civilian targets. He planned a news conference and reiterated concerns about destroyed schools churches and villages.
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Dangerous drug PCP found in Bemidji area
A drug control source reports packets analyzed in a Duluth lab as PCP also called Angel Dust and The Peace Pill. The tablets, described as very potent, may cause numbness, analgesia, convulsions, and severe psychological effects. The source warns potential users of PCP’s dangers.
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Former Otter Tail official C J Patterson dies
C J Patterson former superintendent of the Otter Tail Power Co Bemidji plant died at his home on Aug 12 after extended illness Born March 6 1906 at Ulysses Nebraska son of Ned and Edna Patterson He married Inez Slagg in 1926 and had a lengthy career in North Dakota and South Dakota before joining Otter Tail in 1940 He retired in 1971 Active in Bemidji Rotary Jaycees Royal Arch Masons and United Methodist Church Survived by wife two sons a daughter and four grandchildren Funeral 1 30 pm Wednesday at United Methodist Church with Masonic memorial service Tuesday evening Memorials to church pipe organ fund.
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Olson - Schwartz Funeral Home
Welfare internship grant funds Bemidji State College program
A $33,000 grant from the Social and Rehabilitation Services division funds Bemidji State College to develop and supervise Minnesota Department of Public Welfare internships. Stephen Anderson will handle multiple roles as instructor supervisor and trainer while Dr. David Nordlie leads the program and Robert Baird aided the grant application. Of the total, $12,400 covers student stipends and related costs.
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Council to Back Shipping Rights at Special Meeting
At tonight’s 8 pm city council session in city hall chambers a resolution will back Cedar Services, Inc. for reciprocal switching rights. The agenda also includes wastewater disposal plan discussions and trainee stipends funded by the college internship program. Further info on social work internships and the BSC degree is available from Nordlie or Lyle Lauber at the BSC Sociology Department.
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Partly cloudy with showers forecast through Tuesday
Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms through Tuesday. Cooler north today and tonight. Highs 78 to 85 north and 75 to 91 south. Lows 58 to 64 north and 64 to 70 south. Rain chances about 20 percent through Tuesday.
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